I imagine for a quadriplegic moving around a 3D world in first person by thinking must feel great. I wonder if the thought that triggers the movement feels more like thinking about walking or thinking about pressing a button on a controller.

When you play a game for a long enough time you completely lose awareness of the buttons unless you’re doing something really difficult. I bet it’s more like that.

Gpt4’s response to the question using the exact wording

“To find out who wins, we can calculate the time it takes for each car to complete the race.

For Car A: - Speed = 10 mph - Distance = 100 miles - Time = Distance / Speed = 100 miles / 10 mph = 10 hours

For Car B: - Speed = 5 mph - Distance = 50 miles (because of the 50 mile headstart, it only needs to cover 50 miles) - Time = Distance / Speed = 50 miles / 5 mph = 10 hours

Both cars would finish the race at the same time, so it's a tie.”

Many people have internet speeds faster than the ps5 blu-ray drive read speeds.

But that internet connection is usually shared between many devices. Kids watching their youtubes, wife catching up on her tv shows, washing machine uploading gigabytes of data to some unknown remote server.

And many more don't, so it shouldn't be the default or at least automatically switched based on internet speed.

If the download includes a patched version of the game, the users may be better off since they'll need to download the (likely gigantic) patch anyway.

But indeed it would be nice if the console asked first.

Maybe.

Maybe not.. Do you have market research to back up your claims?

I would guess that your experience is less true than you think, additionally it's not just your supposed internet speed at play here, it's of course disk speed of your machine, disk speed of their machine, every hop you need to hit to get to their CDN; and then you should pray they use a CDN, those are expensive and there's no financial incentive for Sony for you to have a fast download. :)

Beware the ignorance of thinking that your internet connection to your ISP is the only thing that matters regarding internet access.

You can try Raytheon https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Active_Denial_System

They said

> we've heard all your feedback about GPT4 getting lazier! we haven't updated the model since Nov 11th, and this certainly isn't intentional. model behavior can be unpredictable, and we're looking into fixing it

This contradicts itself each sentence and sounds as if it was written by chatgpt itself in lazy mode.

They continue to set an incredibly high bar from story to engineering with every major release. It’s full of talent pushing the state of the art. Dead, utterly disgraced doesn’t describe the company. Stories about employees feeling exploited is more of a successful, topical company thing than a Rockstar thing.

10k H100 chips is considered a very large cluster. The third fastest supercomputer in the world is Microsoft’s eagle with 14k H100s https://www.top500.org/lists/top500/2023/11/

Ah, gotcha, so the fact that its 10,000 chips for one dedicated cluster that makes it large, as opposed to Azure which has an order of magnitude more GPUS but rents many of those out.

High performance on a single task requires simultaneous computation and communication between nodes. If there's high latency between nodes, such as between nodes in different data centers, the communication costs can't be masked by computation.

I guess Azure's are spread out too. Latency higher to world wide datacentres.

This could be used as a consciousness override, replacing your own thoughts in realtime. I can think of some good applications and many terrible ones

Not just secrets but deliberate misinformation in the name of national security

There are many unselfish people who don’t like to throw good money after bad, who think that the current solutions are so ineffective that even if the entire wealth of every billionaire went towards homelessness the needle would barely move.